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I don't understand all this focus and attention of his size. I would say he is quite tall for his height.

I don't. But if he is people clearly aren't listening to him. I don't believe for a minute that he gets the final say, but surely as GK coach he would make recommendations and give his observations to the club. For them to just totally ignore that advice would be a pretty daft thing to do. The...

And 4 managers have just ignored him?

It's as plain as the noses on our faces to us fans!

Well if he did, or they can all see it for themselves, then why have we still got both of them here vying for the number one keeper role?

But as goalkeeping coach shouldn't Oggy be going up to Mowbray and to Venus and to Slade and to Robins and be saying neither keeper here is ready enough or good enough for first team football?

League Two relegation six pointer next season?

Yeah, but his ears look like them.

And that's why I said I would complain to the construction company. They would have to add an extension on to the front of the second tier.

I am in row 1, second tier and therefore will be seated. Anyone trying to stand in front of me would encounter a sheer drop to the tier below.

You haven't asked me yet why I will be sitting and why anyone in front of me would end up in hospital!! ;)

Complain to Wembley and the construction company. Yes, was my browser. Didn't give me a choice.

Doesn't everyone?

I know I will be sitting. Anyone tries to stand in front of me will end up in hospital. ;)

Nope. When I booked tickets it would not let me choose my seats. I could only choose category.

Haven't been to an away game for an age.

But when the tickets went on sale there was a mad rush wasn't there. I just picked the category and booked the tickets. I honestly didn't believe anyone stood at Wembley and was expecting everyone to be seated. As I say, I will be seated and won't be standing.

Yeah, but as I say mine is very, very friendly, wagging her tail the whole way and everyone says she looks like a teddy bear. She is small and very friendly and it so obvious when she bounds over that she is no threat at all.

But as most of us have never been to Wembley we wouldn't know where is best to sit and where is best to stand would we? At the Ricoh it is obvious. Wembley is a brand new experience for nearly everybody.

But if someone seriously struggles to stand because of a condition? You would sit down then, right?